I have a lab/border collie mix puppy, is there a good chance that this collar will fit her once full grown?
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Not sure if this will help but I have a Pit bull/ Boston Terrier mix and she is about 50 pounds and the collar fits well and has plenty of room to make even bigger.
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My daughter's Lab is about 90# and a large Border Collie comes in at around 50#, so my best guess is this collar will be too large. It fits my 170# Cane Corso very well. You don't want the collar to be too large or the dog can slip out of it at he worst possible time--or the collar can get caught up on something and be a danger to it. I once rescued a neighbor's Collie that was hanging by its collar off a chain link fence. Don't ever want to see that again. Good luck with your new puppy.
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My thought is by the time the pup is full grown you'd want a new collar. Because even though they last months and you can wash them in the dishwasher, it's just nice to get another one in a different color. My full grown Pyrenees has had hers over a year and the color doesn't bleed into her fur, the color is still as intense, and the locking mechanism is still working great, the collar is still like news. But still. Nice to have a change in fashion statements -- And have an extra when one is in the wash.
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I think it should. I have a Cavalier King Charles and it is really big on her. lots of room to expand if needed.
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There is a good chance it will fit. Collar seems long enough. It works for our dogs. They still bark, just not as much.
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I would think that a medium would be the size you would use on your Labradoodle. I have a German shorthair pointer and that is the size I use on her. Nice thing with these collars you can take links out or add. Very easy to do! Great collar! Hope this helps you!
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Yes I think it will. My dog was a 70 lb basset hound mix and it fit perfect with a little extra room for her collar to fit as well. I am so sorry for your loss. This is a great way to keep your pup with forever.
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Diane, I would not recommend this collar for a 8 lb dog. I have a 16 lbs dog and this collar fits slighly lose on her. This product is more for medium and large size breeds.
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It will be a little large, but your puppy should grow into it. Our lab mix is around 40lbs. and I took it up about an inch each side of the neck adjustment to get it as tight as I wanted. The girth adjustments still could be tightened or loosened.
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We bought one for our black lab / Australian Shepard almost a year ago. She is still using it and she is active. She is 2 years old. Good quality collar and if it does not fit amazon is really good with returns!
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Probably, mine is an 8# Maltese/Yorkie cross. Fits fine. Didn't take hime long to figure out when the collar was on or off. He changes his behaviour accordingly.
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I think so. I had to cut off quite a long chunk from the collar to fit well on my dog who weighs about 45. Besides, if you are buying from Amazon, you could always return it. Not sure how easy it is or how much hassle. Hopefully they did not get this big by being jerks about returns.
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It fit my Scottish Terrier when she was six months old--they have different sizes. You can always return it if it doesn't fit.
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This will definitely fit your dog. I have a 65 lb golden/chow. Every month when I change to a new collar, I cut off about 5-6 inches.
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I don't know - my dog is 7# and it fits very loose but is still effective. I don't have it cinched up tight but there is enough to be able to make the loop smaller. Your Terrier probably has more hair than our chihuahua/terrier mix and I was prepared to shave his neck where the collar would fit but didn't have to. It was sensitive enough to make him know that he wasn't supposed to bark continuously. You could try it and if it's too large, possibly return it or better yet, go to a local pet store that carry these and try one on for size. If it fits, order it from Amazon - if not, don't bother. I don't know - my dog is 7# and it fits very loose but is still effective. I don't have it cinched up tight but there is enough to be able to make the loop smaller. Your Terrier probably has more hair than our chihuahua/terrier mix and I was prepared to shave his neck where the collar would fit but didn't have to. It was sensitive enough to make him know that he wasn't supposed to bark continuously. You could try it and if it's too large, possibly return it or better yet, go to a local pet store that carry these and try one on for size. If it fits, order it from Amazon - if not, don't bother.
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Not at all, in fact you may have to trim the collar's length. I did! I have mine on a 18 lb. dachshund.
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I no longer own this collar for my dog. But I have a medium size cocker spaniel. There were several holes to buckle it and I had it on the last one; so I would venture to say it would fit your dog for sure. Its really pretty.
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I got a collar large-my dog is a service dog, so I wanted to be able to slip it off and on at my discretion, so I can't really help you with the size,except to say she is a lab, about 75lbs. I also want to say that you will not be disappointed regarding the stitching or the wear and tear; she really does a beautiful job and gets it out within a couple of days!
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It used to fit on my 100lb Lab with a 24" neck. It lasted about 3 months before it died. Look elsewhere & prepare to spend significantly more for a "QUALITY" training collar...
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No, the 3.0 millimeter would be a great. I have a 40 lb. mix and the size of the prongs where great on him. This should be a perfect fit on your dog just make sure it fits snugly around the neck of your dog to keep the safety aspects of collar intact.